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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
They Were Satisfied.

The attorneys of Edward Dooley not being satisfied to have Thos. D. Satter- white and Court Commissioner Hughes review the case and right the wroDgs dene their client, brought the mstter before Judge Barnes yesterday, who after listening 10 the quite lengthy ar gument ot the attorneys pro and con re- handed DooIey to the custody of the sheriff to await the action of the grand jury.-5tar.
 The attorneys of this man, Edward Dooley, had no reason to be dissatisfied with the ruling of Court Commissioner Hughes, in the above case. For why should they? Hughes turned the man loose for them and that certainly was as much as any reasonably minded at torpey could ask. Dooley IS represented as a criminal of the worst type and WIS turned loose by said Commissioner Hughes upon the public, on the plea that the fellows commitment wes faulty.
 Dooley made oath that he had not beeo apprised of his rights by the com Inittipa magistrate and because of thus he WAS released, but fortunately was re- arrested at the instance Of Deputy Sheriff Speedy. Re was e1smined oe. fore Judge Never and jagged to await the action of the grand jury. On the return of Juige Barnes from Californis Ilooley was taken before him butipsteed of releasing him after the manner or Court Commissioner Hughes. be re- roanded lin 10 The crst dy of the sherih to await gi and jury action.
 In justice to Judge Ss.terwhite, whom tba Star implies ruled in accordance with Court Commissioner Hughes It must not be forgotten that Thos. p. Satterwhite, as probate judge. wss the first man before whom Dooley was taken: When informed by the attorneys that DooleY's commitment was lrreguleI Ie ,,J;ed- "Very well, If that be the case l ,riII remand him for a re-examinstion- Rat this was not what his attorney 5 Ysn.ed go they took him before Hughes ,,ith the result above given.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
ruth, and SO Fred went over

them the truth, and SO Fred went over and out me of the topnot,
 We started out on foot and in twenIy-four hours we were back with a crowd of fellows that could clean out the whole plains full of such fighters.
 he boys were found in a terrible condition, but We carried them to Pres colt, and all but Sam got will This was nineteen year ago, but, don't you forget 1t, Stewart and me will never have much love for then there kind of fellows that are running around here selling things that came very near ly sending us to the happy hunting grounds Come around to my house some day and will show you a bullet. lt Is lttle battered, but, if I live long enough, some good Indian will fall down for good some day with 1t in vital place in his body. This IS the bullet that knocked my eye out snd lodged Tn on of the pack-saddIes.
 The old gentleman was terribly in earnest, and, since hearing him talk, the reporter has learned that there is enough in his story to make a good. size book of interesting truths.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
ON SCIENCE BENT.
Dr. .Goodfsliow's Earthquake Explorations

In Sonora.
 Dr. G. E. Goodfellov. who left Tomb
 stone about five weeks since for Sonora,
 to continue his investigations into lhe causes of the seismic disturbances there
 in May last, returned yesterday morning. A representative of the Prospeotor vsii- cd upon him during the day. and Rlesn- ed the following information concern ing the trip: With the exception that the party came very near losing the pho tOgraph apparatus, by the pack mule when carried it. being carried away Tn fOrding the Ysqui river. full account of which has been previously published, nothing of particular moment occurred until the party resched Bavlspe. Here they found Senor Jose ArRueliers, sn eminent Mexican scientist, who had been sent from the City of Mexico, with a government exploring expedition, to make s geological survey of Sonora. Upon learning of the earthquake, Senor Argueliers had been notified by his gov ernment to at once proceed .o the scene of greatest disturbance. snd make full and complete eInvestigstion of the phen- Omene. The meeting of the tgO parties was very pleasant one, and during the the investigations each vied with the other in extending aid and courtesy for the sake of the common otjtct. The Mexican commission Is still ID the field, end will not complete it's lsbors for an other month. Dr. Goodfellov snd party struck the tsu [ or slip of the earth csus- ed by the earthquake. near Ssu Bernar- dino. and followed it for about fifty miles tbe Doctor tsking measurements, and collecting other scientific data, while Mir. Fly employed himself in procuring q photographs views of the effects pro- iuced by the great trembIer. While the mathematical propositions incident 10 the inquiry. have not been work ed out fully, the Doctor states that enough IS known to warrant the statement that lbe epicentrum, or point upon the ear ih's surface of the greatest distur- Dsnce, can be located with reasonable | accuracy Tn the Terrace Mountains. | Ibout twenty miles west Of Bsvispe. | The Doctor intends as soon ss prsctics. | Dle to either publish the result of his in | gestigations himself, or send the data to | he United States 6eologicsl Survey. |
 During the entire trip every courtesy vas extended b the party by those with whom they came in contact. Par iculsrily was this the case at Sheriff San Bernsrdino ranch, where the foreman, Mir. Corcorsp, and Messrs. Wiley, Fitzgerald and others every assistance in their power hr, Fly did not return with the Doctor, lsvIDg been detained by losing one of lis horses. but will probably reach home D few dsys.-Prospector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
Notice to Ranchers-

a,S' S''ce IS hereby given that 0 meeting S,lis, 'ehehers of the lower Santa Cruz b bsis b3i, aud @ adjoining cattle ranges, will ]. on n. ., at The Palace hotel. Tucson, A. 25eo.oILe .Ie a'h day of September next, at sags ~ ,Sto!ect ot this meeting is to ar ssc-ss -s . .ne order of the fall rodeos in the
 oa,,ses,on and present the same for tssssosa,;s .ion of the Pima County Cst-
 'a'ion ct their meeting. lot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
Thee Kind. of Capltal.

To bea fiT1t rate baseball player one must poses at lcsEt three kinds of cap.;sl-alert- nest. strsngti and courage. Thesc are quail tics that the genuine American places Gn ex- alted value uDon. When be finds them com Lined in one person. the favored individual is promptly accorded a high place in his e. teem. Nher be finds a game in which all these qualities are ahsolately necessary be naturally atmires the gsme.-NeW Nork Tribune
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
Anbeuser.Busch Lager Beer.

The grandmother has sent an order for Ool. Durr not 90 sell Lemp's beer so, e. 50 per dozen, but to sell only the yorld-renowned, celebrated Anheuser- Pnscb beer, ice-cold, at s2.50 per dozen or a5 cents per bottle. Delivered to any na-t of the city without exsra charge Wsrum, Dsrun. D
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10

2l7s Prizes amounting ssss, ,COO Application for rates to clubs should be made only to the office of the Company in New Or leans.
 For further information write clearly giving full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders, for New York Exchange in ordi- nary letter. Currency by Express (at our ex- pense) addressed M. A. DAUPHIN,
 New Orleans, La. or M. A. DAUPHIN,
 Washington, ID. c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
Notice.

.lOesono oI1ce P formerly occupied by the ls,s 1 benS, IS for rent. For psrticu- Dspot 9uire at the Pioneer News
 If,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10

REMEMBER Gss.tai: TsstsS: gssss1ssS gssSseSsSd Si and Early. who are in charge Ot tho drawings, is c guarantee of absolute fairness and that no one can possibly divine what numbers will draw PriEe.
 REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the President of an institution. whose chartered rights are recognized in the highest Courts; ere. beware of any limitations Or an ouymous schsmes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
Music.

Instructions given in vocal and in- strunental music, by Mrs. Esrll Webb; Terms s4 O per month. Apply ss 4Zz North Main St. [
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
The Euhach PrndarlnE and Manurg Co. STOCKTON. CAL. Branch OHcr as Ann Street
 Nru York Sold by Grocers and Drug gSts eVeryw her..
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To W. Fl. Smith. You arc hereby rotlda-l that the undersigned haz eNpeude,i during tho Year ending December 90. is-f one iur .frvd dol lars m the performance uf the a1ruat labor upon the Bernard mine, si-ugfed iu tts Grt ates vile mining district CUugty OF llma. Terri tory If Arizona, and recorded iT -hs County Re corder's office Book ", Record uf Mfre-. pages 36. Ss and Ss, in order Co hold The zru- a- re guired by Sec IOr 23 a Df Che i-gf-at -t..f-ta. of the United States; and you- prop .i th- amount SD expended a-d due tO t.ls' uf. l-iiai IS fifty dollars and # FOu Iuur ra4 r+ 1r a--laI- fan to contribute your pruportl tlou .f rho -r-- expended within irHry days 1f-ar trs l-htea tIOn of this notice, your Iuteri -- Iu s.t ktrr .f mine will heclm- the pvppertF oI tuu- u-,.wues tie undeTsigIe ed, who ss- ul-re sl-I aVu-udi ture. BERNARD HOtrI-
 Tucson, February If1-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
Louisiana State Lottery COmDaNV

Incorporated in 1888 for 25 years by the Leg islsturs for Educational and Charitable pur- posss-v1th . capital Of klOO0 OO0-to which a added
 By an overwhelming popular vote it's frnn- ehise was made 6 part of the present Etate Constltution adopted December h, A. D., 1873. 1hs only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed oy the people of any state
 It never scales or pOstpOnes.
 It's Grand Single Number Drawings take pl.ee monthly, and the SemI-AnnuaI DrAwinss regularly every six months (J une and Decemberl
 A sPLESDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DRAW ING, CLASS H, IN THE ACADEMY OF MIL SIC. NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, Sept. I3, 1s87-20Sth Monthly Drawing
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
[9HSD Capital Prize. Sl5O 000

Wsdo hereby certify that wssaperyise thear. Engagements tor All the Monthly and Ssmi-Annuai Drawing, of The Louisiana State Lotfery Com peny, And in person manage and control the Orawfngs tnemseives, and that the same is ,ondneted with honesty, fairness, and in good tsith toward all parties. and we Authorixe the ComPany 70 use this certificate with fac nmiies or og, signatures attached. in its sd-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
GENERAL cERyI

Which occurred. I believe, in 1874. He ras " % . nrorninent politician. in the prime ', lite belonging to family of great weslth and influence, and the miscre'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers xiu pay all PriEss drawn in The Ioaisi ana s,ats Lotteries which may bs presented at our coun- J. H. OGLEsB1, Pres. Louisiana Nat1 Blk F, LANAUX, Pres, Stat. NafIo,,at tss,I~ A. BA LDWIN.Pre New Orleans NafT Rk CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Rank TTNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONl
 V Ovka HALF MILLION DIsTRIBUTED.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10

Are told of occurrences m the past, which might easily be repeated m the nrasent. were there sufficient incentive. am aware that to mention these things IS to bring ones self into deep disfavor, not only with the Mexicans, but more par ticnlarly with certain Americans m bus iness here. who endesvor to make no charm" for the too outspoken journalist that he or she finds 1t safer to journey northward with expedition; but since nv informant was sn American editor m the City of MexIco (whose name will viIIinoly d:sclose) and several Mexlcans to the manor born, perhaps the recital o, m. or two of theee historic happen iugs may be secured.
 a flaw years ago @ great deal of kid ,ann;ng was carried on in Mexico, n,oney being generally the object. Any hody Inf wealth and influence was liable .o he ,eized iu an ungusrded moment a,d sp;rited away; and seldom indeed
 n-a tbe victims ever heard of sgRin, rnIess thelr friends "came down" most handsomely. The modus opersndi, s,ter a man had been secured ana hidden wns to post notices here ana mere within sight of his family, sometimes nipned up, ku-klux fashion, Vith dag ger. or decorated with skulls and cross homes. stoting what sum of money was required to be left within gwen hme at certain @ spot, to ransom their relative and plainly intimsting thai non-com- nI;anoe with the demand would seal his I0ne of the most celebrated.cases of tkis kind was ot
 GENERAL cERyLSTEs,
 wh;ch occurred, believe, in 1874. He ~as a nrorninent politician. in the prime ', I,te' belonging to 8 family of great ~asith U and influence, and the miscre-
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

At last the railroad has reachesi Glen
wood Springs. On "Wednesday of last
week the rails we're laid into that place.
and trains began running. Among III
prominent people who arrived on the
lint train were: Governor Alva
Adams. ID. II. Aioiiait. T.. D. woieott,
=. X. Hooper and oihcr~. Major 5 J.
Drl.an wRs master II ceremonies. nnd
tho iniiiaiosv of raiiroa.iing In Garfield
county was celebrated with great Iomp.
In the evening pyroiecl,nic display
os u" small proportions illumincd tie
sky for miles around In honor of tic
event. The IlIo Grandc Ia now bring
push~i towards Aspen. AMI afirr xirik.
Ing that town will turn their attention
To this section
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
PgaosAL.

| John Mckee has returned from Utal
after spending several months visiting
Ills uncle near Ashley.
W. II. Card Of Williams Fork. WA
over To Me~ker on u business trip iu lhs
fore part Of this week.
b. i. Hughes passed through MeekeI
yesterday. after having proved up on
one OF the hest ranches on Hear river
the Cedar Springs ranch, near Maybeli
Mayor CLARK aud Pete welch started
for Glenwood springs Wednesday. Mr.
WEIGH goes "a meet v relative coming u
Meeksr. and Mr.. Clark W y delegate u
the Republican convention which Ineetx
II the SPrings to-day.
Miss Blazer, who will conduct the
Aseksr school for the ensuing term. ar
rived BY Wednesday mornings stage.
MIns B. 10 delighted with Meeker aud
says the larger part of her salary will
70 into town property.
Porter Plumb Of Aspen. aud Ed r.
Taylor of Glenw,'0d Springs. candidates
for judge and district attorney. respec-
lively, on the Republican ticket. were
shaking hands with their numerous
friends on this sLle yesterday.
George II. Ha,hawa, and william T.
Thompson. os the GIL cutie company,
came In from I.~s1isilla Monday aud DE-
parted Wednesday. Messrs. Hathaway
and Thompson were In from the Carbon.
ate metropolis OH business trip.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
n.s're fer P~s's-.s,s..

TNNU OFTICB MI
sLrNwooD SrRtSas. Colo, sept. IA Iss1.
NOTICE II hereby given that the following
y named settler has nled noticc of his intriS.
tion to- make final pryof IN support Of bis claim,
Rcgistcr ind 1lccciScr Rt Glcnwood Springs,
Colorado. on November !. iss7, At 10 O'Clock
his r. Il. b. s. No in for the NV Y e 4. :. i
ne \ and @ y ne y Sec. y, Tp. IN. X W ".
his continuous rc~tdcSce upon, Risi cultivation
81. sa!i lard. Va: John a; Hall. IT,, Niweci
!. Hotxes and xcnas p: Naualin q Axiai
iF;-s, Pub Sept rt-av %, - is~il
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Barnes Wolfe. who works for tho Circle
"utft. met with singular accident the
other day while driving bunch OF c T.
tie. Mr.. Wolfe had long slick "r pole
in his hand with which he was punch
ing" the cattle. lie was moyinx along
at gentle Iop~ when he dropped III"
pile. one end Of which stuck In the
ground and the other hit him In the
breast and lifted him clear out Of the
saddle. throwing him quite q distance.
Had his horsr been g"inx ut brisk gait
the accident would certainly have proved
fatal. As Il IL Mr.. Wolfe received In.
jurics that will keep him IN doors for
some time.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
N.s.-- e.r r.s..e.u.s.

GtHswoop srNswoe. Ccl".. Oct. I. 1857.
NUrICE-is hrws,J (tvcn that the fo,io~ln,
y uamci .cttl-r hss hlrsl notscc cf hi. intr,,.
claim. and that said isDf will bc tna.ic l,rtorc
tho nertstcr mud ksrciecr. Wt Virnwor-i
springs. Colorado. IN November II ls-;. NJ h,
o'clock =. M. viz: John Oaun. ~ WccLcr
Colo. On his r. D. =. M. sla. q. l. H. for thc =
y nc y and G y &c = Nc -, Tp y, Il v. VI s,h
fM. wa
lie Names the fc,Iovins witnesses 10 pr,,,
hts ss,utin',uis rcstleNCg upUs,. and sticn
Of. eaid land. via: nAMuisd II. Watson. Harry
e. 0iluscsr. y. ". Tea!insou and Henry II.
Datum. all of Nccksr. OHIO.
81. Dxl.AH. Rcs,s,er.
tFirst Pub Oct lS-fAst Nov ~. lss.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
srrss.ss.s ~ M..s. .s P..p..

Mr. Hunt. of the vampa Valley Stock
Br~eding compsny. finds that n ditch
10 ssrienss Ill II Isig lsostom viii be v-ry
0QsnaAve. sGnA rtusH 2Ansse ananaudsd r.
use pssmI,s to take ~ai~r from the rive,
Tor that parpdsr.-Sieamh'ai Pilot.
Tl,cre II considerable land n, White
river that II wouid b. very expensive t'
water by means ~ bitches and the
pumping sclieme has been talked oe by
s"mc of the large ranch ownerx on The
White River Mcsa. Mr.. Hunts enter.
prise will he watched with interest by
White river peoplc.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
R.s,.e s.r rus,.e.s,.s.

GLGxwoOp srniNas, Colo, Sept 10. 1857. /
NUT1CE-is herrty given that the fo,lor,ns
~ named settler has dlcsi nutscc of his in,c,,.
tion to make final pfUcf IN .autport II hi.
fore the Register and Nescivcr. at 0icnwwsi
Springs. Colorado. On (lctol,cs a, lss7, NJ 10
p,clScs =; m; vis; SoSn 4 Psscnn,y; my "f l,ro~ns
E cNsyHi, .s ~ =; and ne \ NV <
his continW,s rsp3ssss Gppn. and c,,i,i, nttos
r.. ~, I'd. land, ~, T. wsrrSn. John RIM,
Park, Colo.
81. DrLA,., REGISTER.
lFirst Flih Sort. II Lsaz, o.. q, iesff u.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
Ns'see for Psssse.ssss.

r-.... ..NNUVVvU" a. ~,
GleSvoob Sratsoe. Coh.. S~tN. 70. ,Ws.f
NOTtCC-t. h~s~by Tis~n that the following
~ nsp~-i settler hs. nls-i noHtcr os his tntrt,.
tinn To- n'ahr nsssi ps,ss IN suptr,st II bic
eiai'n. ss.i ihst ssid Cs,.'G w,ii 10 masc tr,.
Gosr ih~ N-xtsi~r and Ascriscs. at Ol~u~u-i
Springs. ColoFsaio. IN Or'nlsr =. te.. st 10
1ci.-'k =. M. via; Charles Cru.~. II nruwua
rark. ts,io.. his r. X. u. r. Nh. Sss. for tho
10 y nv = ssc L, Tp. 10 n. u. i0$ ". ssh r. ~.
ttc nanss the t.aio~ Ing vitns-ss-s lo prusr
hts cputinUons sr>tsrsrC ups'r. snd cultis nibos,
os. sad land. tD: Janss l.. warSrn. J,,hn
llrpwu's Park. Co,o.
4. J. DrI.AN. RsStsscr.
tfIrrt pub srtS i:-inss Oct - is~.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
Nosaee Ter Pus,ieasis..
IANn Orrit,H At

LAND OFFICE AT
GLxNwoOD SPRINGS, Colo, Sept. II. isss.
NOTICE V hereby given that tho following.
N mined settler has filed nosicc OF hi. in.
tsution to make final proof In suppsrt of his
the RcHi<2cr and Rcccivcr At Glcnwooti
Springs, Colorado, IN October "a, 1857. ~ IL
Scscr SS,Sss :. son;,C w., y; q, S%sG Y. .saTp q
u. I. H. for tho n Y - \ and u ~ i Sea
-, Tp Z, X " W eth p N.
1itcuntintm,is res$fencc upon, and cult satjot
Cf. said land. via: i. II. Watson. Etwar.i snn.
derrcn. Eugcne uulcy and David Stecic, all oi
Mcckcr, Colorado. -
81. DrLAS. Register.
lP,-st rs;b scp. i.-ias, &c. -, 1ssr,
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
N.sse- for s'~s,.-sss.s.

LAND OFTICE NT
GLrSwoop srNISus. Colo. SCOT "a. isT.
NOTtCH-ls hcrrry given thai thr folio ins
~ named settler has nlcvi nctkc of ha intrss.
tton to make nnsi psvof In support of Ass
snrr ikc kest~srr and Mrcrsves. a. Olru war.i
springs. cos"rsds, IN Novrnls.r !. NJ. At q
Cello. on hi. r. 4. n. y. No. no for the . i,
NV = and y sw y SEC. -, Tp. I n. II. % ".
9Th =. u.
hi. continuc,,. residence upon. and cultivation
of. eaid land. via: Zcnna d. Nni,dlin, Eiwarvl
l.. Hedges. John A. Hall, IT,, and Eugene Tay.
lor. all of A1ial, Colo.
=. J. DeLAN lsckistcr.
Irirrt Pub sept :s-la.t Oct y, isssl
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
rorscxs 70 con ~xxox sUsr.
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OY GAH4IHLD.

STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY oY GAHYIELD. '"'
To 4. LAihami
Notice IL hereby given that within ~
days from the service Of this notice you
must commence suit In the County
Court of Garfield county. Colorado.
again>, n. Mnj"r. 10 Determine your
right In LIT two i2l In liiock nine l9l In
the Town ot M-ekrr. Garfield county.
Colorado. or forfeit your right 10 the
next claimant, according 10 Sec. S.,sS
Rev. Stat. Colo.
WILLIAM II. CLARK.
Mayor of Arcker.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
Notice for Pusss-ss,ss.

LAND OFFVE ut
GLsSwoop srNtsO-. CsAo.. rcts. Ia. tsSs.
tion to nskc nnai pruof In sappst of his
claim. and that ssh pr,tf Will luc u,n.i~ i-'fsv
the itcststrr and Nrys'tvrr at 0icuwnri svrinr>,
Coiornd. 80 Oytnirr q, trss. At 10 O'Clock r. m.
via: John y. lliilc. II Beown's Park. Colo. On
hi. T.. Y u. =. No. -. for tho ~ y, - y ani y,
lie nsme.s tho foilo~inH witts~~-ca tn prvtc
his continuous rv>ilcpcr upr1 anil cultivation
cf. .ail land. via; J. &. Alien. George Law.
Jatsss l.. Warren and John Iascholy. all of
Iiro~ns Park. Colo.
=. J. DG1.As. Hcssssrf.
tFlr-t pub Scpt t.-isst Oct =. tNsI
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
Notice for pewA,ieas asssa.

bhNUOffltb Al
0LeSwOo- SrRiSos. Colo. sept. 10. isss.
NOTICE u hcrchy Rivcn lhst tho following
~ named settler h.s ncd notice cf hi. inicfi.
tion to make nnal proof In support Of his
the Kcristcr and Receiver At Glcnwosi
Springs, Colorado. on October q. issf, Rt III
",clork r. M. yif; >. e. Allen. r. nr,~n's
3Ds, e. Z. T.. for the n x -w \. sw y .w y and
40 Y nv !. Sec ~, In 10 ~, 4. 10: W. sth r. II.
lie namcs the following witnesses Ia psovc
his continuous rc.iicncc upon and c,iltivatiou
~. aid lnrd. via: John Uicfantr, James 4.
Warren. John .. Hific and Charles CrusnsC, ali
Of Brpwu's Park. Colo.
\. J. DxIAN. Register.
Ifirst Pub eept l'-Last Oct =, lss5i
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
Nsssee s.s psA,,-s,,.s.

LAND nTrtCE AT
0IeNwOop SvNts.s. Cola. Ort. I. fss..
NOT1CE-Is hcve,r ris~u that the fu,Io~inr
~ named .rsticr hss nI-i notLcr of h~r in,r,,.
ticn 'o make anal y--f In support ot h~s
forr the Hrntseef ani Hrvvisvr st Glrn.,-.i
sp.ins-. Ccsos.ssn. :. November =. i.s,. =, 10
o'clsrs n M. VIA; n.ry -. Nw,sr. ~ uc-srr.
Colo.. ot her r. d. = No. esi. u. l. H. .~vics.
i:r ,ec - ami y ne y ssc. y Tp. l n.
shc nance thc foll,sins ~ifnes>~. to pr,,, .
her sS'uttuuosss rysjzspr utrrs. and
of. .aii land. via: III. J. y. Th"rpfoo. j. ".
Thsycr. Jr., Al. Rsuisli and n. 7. Morton. ali
of Ncckcs. Colo.
tHiSt Pub OCs 1s-1Ass Nov -. ts-.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
NOTICE.

WHEREAS. ". A. Skeiton. my son.
has left my roof and board, and g"ne
into bus,nass for himself; I herrby give
n"'ice that ] will not 10 responsible for
amy bills niade by him. and that Law NO
claim to wages earned by him.
THOMAS B. SKELTON.
MEEKEn, Colo, Sept. q. 1851.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
Ne.,e. G.s rssi,eas,os.

LAND OfF1CE AT
GLKSwooD SrRiSar, Cola. Oct. I, tsxs.
NOTICE. is hereby given that tho follow iaa
y named settler has nlcs noticr of bls infcfp-
t.cu to make tinsl prUof In euprrprt of his
tnc itcristcr and R~rivrr at Gicnw"c,i
Springs, Col. rado. on November -. les,. At 10
ocl,rt n. M. via: John ". Thaycr. Jr.. Of
for the y sw = ard nc Y sw y scc. -. Tp.
n. X. ~ ". Gsh =. n.
lie nance the following witnesses to pSuve
his continuous rcskicnCr upon, md cultitn tis,r
Of .sh land, via: Dr. J. u. Thornton, Mary
o. MU,rc. A. =. Randall and W. r. Morton. ali
OF Mcckcr, Colo.
g. J. DRl.Ax, Register.
iFirpt Pub Oct ls-IAsi Nov -. lsTl
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
aPEClAL N0rsC9.

Tho annual general meeting Of the
White River Land h Cattle company
will be held AT tie 1 Z Ranch. White
river. Garfield county. Colo. on Tues.
day. the first day Of November. 1881. st
II O'Clock In the forenoon. for the clec.
tion Of Trustees and for the transaction
Of such other b,islness ns may properly
come before such meeting.
WALTER r. DENDY,
Secretary.
MxExER. Colo. Oct. II. 1887.